-free
Both words in one sentence
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According to the commentary, this is because the song was in the public domain and thus royalty-free.
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Self-publishing, especially in the virtually cost-free environment of the Internet, makes the cruddy 90% visible to the public; it no longer languishes in an aspiring writer's desk drawer.
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Then it gets weird — the director was so proud of his porno that he made an R-rated, sex-free version for public viewing.
Source: Copycat Cover
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